Barbara Walters covering all her bases

It's been a while. Sorry to my faithful reader.

Last night, intrepid journalist Barbara Walters did an in-depth, hard-core investigative piece on Heaven: Where is it? How do we get there?

It would be near impossible to write a satirical title for fake journalism more hysterical than this.

Anyway, Walters fawned over every sort of religious idiot for a while. When she came to Ellen Johnson, the president of the American Atheists, her fawning stopped. She immediately took on a smug attitude and began asking all sorts of stupid comments like "You can't prove that God doesn't exist." and so on. Johnson, clearly an intelligent, capable human being, responded appropriately...to the tune of "It ain't my job to prove a thing doesn't exist. The burden lies with the person positing something."

Hurrah.

What sickened me was the complete lack of respect for Atheism, and treating it like it is some sort of immature belief that people outgrow. Unlike the superstition of religion. Which is sane and mature.